Is there enough room for me to articulate the LCD screen out for a Canon 70D? (not a full frame sensor).
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Unsure about the 70D, but as far as I recall, I've had no issues with a T4i. But, I also have a speed-grip/battery on it as well.
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I use a Nikon D-800 so different camera, but observing how the Canon's LCD swings out with the very nice 70D it would probably run into the left-hand pillar before swinging out 180 degrees. Good shooting!
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dont count on it. I dunno. It's really a piece of crap anyway. Better stuff out there.
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The Canon 70D has a APS-C sensor. The Tamron 28-300mm is specifically made for full frame sensors. For your 70D I suggest the Tamron 18-270mm Di II VC PZD which has had some outstanding reviews and is quite affordable.
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To my eyes no I think the resolution is fine for the size. I do have 70/20 vision though. If you won't be to have close to it you should be fine.
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Hello R. J. If you take into consideration the 1.6 crop factor of the 70d, the actual focal length of this lens would be just under 40mm (38.4 to be exact), which makes it a more suitable lens on a crop sensor body than on a full frame one. If you ever decide to buy a full frame camera body, this lens is still great for indoor photography, especially where space is tight, like in small or crowded rooms. I've always heard that the human eye naturally sees the visual equivalent of something between 35-50mm, so this lens should work out nicely for you.
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this will work fine as a viewfinder for a 3 inch screen. i also recommend getting the following along with this viewfinder: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Zacuto-Top-Plate-of-DSLR-Baseplate-/121255754095?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c3b67f96f http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003QN47TS/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It's zoomed in 2-3x further than what is intended for the LCD screen. So that will break down the image quality. It's just like standing too close to a TV. That's how I look at it. I just love that I can see my LCD in direct sun. That's the big benefit for me.
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Yea, fs700 is super 35mm, so the field of view won't be the same as a full frame sensor but the lenses will work.
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Hello I have a 9.7 LCD LePan and it works excellent. If it had the same measurement I would suggest you to give it a try. I really enjoy it.
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I don't really do photographic work. It is far superior to the old TN screen it replaced. Without putting an IPS display next to it I couldn't make a decent comparison. Now that Dell is running sales on their 24" 4K IPS display I'd take a closer look at that. If you do get this 28" display keep fluorescent lights away from it. Fluorescent flicker plus 30Hz refresh = ugh.
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Dear friend, thanks for your message, we are not sure, could you please kindly let us know the length, height, and thinkness of your original lcd screen then we will check for you, is that okay ?
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Probably? It doesn't do live focus, so where you're shooting from will be a concern. It should be fine for long shots, but if you're shooting from the sidelines, you might be better off with a dedicated camcorder or blow the bank on a 70D.
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The D3100's rear LCD screen is a different aspect ratio (4:3) compared to the screens found on Canon's xxxD line of cameras (3:2). This, combined with the Canon LCD screen being positioned slightly higher on the camera body, means that if one were to successfully attach the metal frame for the viewfinder, it wouldn't cover all of the D3100's rear screen (probably leaving a gap at the bottom). Another consideration would be the tripod mount this attaches to: it's likely the position of the mounts is slightly different between each camera, increasing the likelihood the frame wouldn't be positioned correctly. So, it's unlikely the frame would successfully cover the whole screen. If you're okay with not having full coverage, you could consider it but, personally, I would recommend against buying this for the D3100. (It might be a good idea to search around online for others that may have tried it out before, too.)
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I think you can as the display is responding to the video signal coming from the camera and in this point it is not critical which camera as long as you will be able to switch the signal properly.
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I wouldn't run it any closer than 5 to 6 feet. Closer than that the screen is too small and might not have the best clarity. I have mine at about 11' and in 16:9 I have a 78" "screen".
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Yes you will have enough clearance...but you should try to mount unit so screen is at eye level for best picture.
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Canon and Nikon screens are slightly different in size- this is designed for the Canon screen.
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I just got a 70d and your question made me go out to the studio and try it out - it worked perfectly with my 70d.